. Die Geschichte der hinteren Spalte der Emin Pascha Relief Expedition [microform]. Explorers; Vögel; Insekten; Explorateurs; Oiseaux; Insectes. lit 166 GESCHICHTE DER HINTEREN SPALTE. 1887. Deo. 0 Vambuja. Dezember dth. - jeder Tag, der vergeht ohne Nachrichten von Stanley macht mir denken, dass er überredete Kmiu Bey hat mit ihm zu kommen auf diesem Weg und dann über auf Sansibar von Tippu-Tib der Route. Es ist perfecth - widerlich zu denken. Hier bin ich innerhalb von 9 Tagen nach sechs Monaten in diesem Lager gewesen! TLid ich je so etwas geträumt, ich würde sicherlich nie liave trat der Expedition. Es ist

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. The story of the rear column of the Emin Pasha relief expedition [microform] . Explorers; Birds; Insects; Explorateurs; Oiseaux; Insectes. lit 166 STORY OF THE REAR COLUMN. 1887. Deo. 0 Vambuja. December dth.—Every day that passes without news of Stanley makes me think that he has persuaded Kmiu Bey to come out with him by this route, and then across to Zanzibar by Tippu-Tib's route. It is perfecth- sickening to think of it all. Here am I within nine days of having been six months in this camp! TLid I ever dreamt of such a thing, I would certainly never liave joined the Expedition. There is not a new variety of bird, beast, fish, or insect to give a moment's excitement to the naturalist's side of my nature; and tlie deadh- monotonv of an existence, for it cannot be called livinir, may be imagined, in which the only incident to be noted is the occasional flogging of a man. December 1th.—A Soudanese soldier died to-day, the 31st death in this camp. AVhen one of them pjets really sick here, his comrades will not do one sini, de thing to help him, unless positively ordered to do so; and yet these are the very men who, on the marcli, from Matadi to the Pool, swore that they would rather remain behind than desert a sick comrade, and if a man fell out, two or three more fell out with him at once, according to their oath, making Major Barttelot mad with the constant delavs. Dinner to-ni"ht qow- sisted of )(m boiled rice and fried plantains, ditto for breakfast. December Sth.—Heavy rain. Spent great part of the day in drawing Christmas cards to give to the other. officers on Christmas Day. To-night, thanks to "Ward w^ho is mess-president, we had the best dinner I have eaten since we left the coast. Since he has taken over I. , ', iiii<—iii I. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original

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